Harry Kane Scores 100th and 101st Bundesliga Goals in Bayern's 7-0 Win
Harry Kane hit another landmark and barely seemed out of breath.
The England captain smashed his 100th and 101st Bundesliga goals in Bayern Munich’s 7-0 demolition of Union Berlin, becoming the fastest player ever to reach a century of goals in any of Europe’s top five leagues. He needed just 98 appearances in Germany to get there. Ruthless doesn’t quite cover it.
“I’m very proud of scoring 101 Bundesliga goals in such a short time,” the 33-year-old said in his post-match interview, his words carried by Bayern-focused outlet iMiaSanMia. “I’ve loved every second of it.”
The numbers are outrageous, but Kane was quick to share the spotlight. He pointed straight to the talent around him.
“Playing with Michael (Olise), Lucho (Luis Díaz), Jamal (Musiala), I know I’ll get chances,” he said. “Thank you to the team and the club. It’s a great stat to have. Let’s keep it going.”
This was more than a record-breaking afternoon. It felt like a statement.
Bayern had been winning, but not convincing. Recent performances against Schalke and Elversberg left the sense of a giant jogging rather than sprinting. The goals were there, the dominance less so.
Kane knew it.
“We’ve been winning games and scoring goals recently, but didn’t quite reach our top level,” he admitted. “It was nice to get to this level today, especially right before the international break.”
The timing matters. A 7-0 win, a personal milestone, and a display that actually looked like Bayern at full tilt – it all feeds into a broader picture in Munich: Harry Kane as the centrepiece, not just the finisher.
Off the pitch, his future is already a live topic. Kane’s impact since arriving has made any talk of a contract extension feel inevitable rather than speculative. The conversations have started; the club wants him locked in for the long haul.
Lastly, he confirmed what many expected: discussions are underway, and he’s in no rush to look elsewhere.
“As I said (before), I’m extremely happy here,” Kane said. “The talks are ongoing. I really appreciate the support the fans are showing me here.”
Records keep falling, the goals keep coming, and the contract talks roll on. If this is Kane before a new deal is signed, what happens when his future in Munich is fully secured?
